Lesson 2 — Liquidity, Sweeps and Why the Market Often Looks Deceptive
Many traders assume the market should move cleanly from one obvious level to the next. In reality, price often pushes through visible highs, lows, support, or resistance before showing its true direction. Without understanding liquidity and sweeps, traders often misread these moves as proof of breakout or reversal, when they may actually be part of a more deceptive structural process.
What you will learn
- explain what liquidity means in practical trading terms
- understand why obvious highs and lows attract attention
- recognize what a liquidity sweep is
- understand why price can move through a level before reversing or continuing
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It is written for Intermediate prop traders and aligned to the FundoraPro track focus: pass evaluation rules, maintain consistency and avoid disqualifying behaviour.
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Key takeaways
- explain what liquidity means in practical trading terms
- understand why obvious highs and lows attract attention
- recognize what a liquidity sweep is
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